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Maryland-Eastern Shore to pay athletes. The HBCU doesn't want to 'be left behind'
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Maryland-Eastern Shore to pay athletes. The HBCU doesn't want to 'be left behind'
Maryland-Eastern Shore Vice President of Athletics Tara Owens has seen many changes in her years as a college coach and administrator. However, the recent House settlement allowing NCAA institutions to pay their players is a new challenge. She is happy to take on the task as UMES announced earlier this spring that they would be opting into the House settlement (paying college athletes $2.8 billion over a 10-year period for missed NIL opportuniti…
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